Poetry: Surviving alcoholic relationships - by G. D. Carroll

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by G. D. Carroll

Created on: April 30, 2008

The BAD -VS- The Good

Anger Alluring
Bitterness Beautiful
Confusion Caring
Drunken Devoted
Exhausting Easy going
Frustrating Friendly
Grief Good
Hurt Heartfelt
Ire Innocent
Jaundice Joyful
Killing Kind
Lost Loving
Mindless Mindful
Noxious Nice
Oblivious Opulent
Pitiful Peaceful
Quip Quiet
Resentful Resourceful
Stupor Strong
Tiring Tender
Uncontrollable Unique
Vile Visual
Worry Wonderful
eXtreme eXciting
Yielding Youthful
Zealot Zealous

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